Clinton High School’s Advanced Choir will hold a talent show at 7 p.m. Monday in the Clinton Middle School auditorium. Tickets are $5 and support programs such as the annual
Boy Scouts and Masons gathered to promote Troop 361’s second annual hamburger and hot dog fry and silent auction are, front row from left, Aiden Hall, Tyler Morgan, Xadrian Hernandez,
Students at First Baptist Church’s “Talk & Stuff” after-school pre-teen program, from left, Luke Dulcich, Corbin Weaver and Caber Johnson make iced cookies.
Winners of a spelling bee held at Will Rogers Elementary in Burns Flat are Autumn Copeland, first place; and Zachary Poe, second place.
-Body found near Phillips Apartments
-National sports personality to speak at ‘Beast Feast’
-Firefighter appreciation event set for Sunday
-Lady Indians win big in two games
-Indians gearing up for districts
Clinton police were notified Thursday morning of a deceased individual found in a wooded area in the 100 block of Phillips Lane. A news release from Police Chief Paul Rinkel
A-B graduates, from left, Ginger Roush Read, Clay Kauk, Tina Robinson Hughes, Dusky Woodall, invite the community to the Arapaho-Butler alumni basketball game at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 19. A
The featured speaker at Cornerstone Church’s Beast Feast fundraising event to be held 6-8 p.m. Saturday will be Brad Clay, host of “Final Descent Outdoors,” a national television show popular
Presenting a program about beneficial insects to Nance pre-k students are Custer County OSU Extension Office educators Jordan Nel (aka Miss Ladybug), left, and Ron Wright.
To show appreciation to everyone involved with fighting last year’s devastating Rhea fire, and to raise money for the volunteer fire departments still feeling its effects today, a Firefighter’s Appreciation